Campbell family - School exercise books, 1817, 1819, and letterbook, 12 July - 29 Dec. 1821
Campbell family - School exercise books, 1817, 1819, and letterbook, 12 July - 29 Dec. 1821
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Author / Creator
Date
1817-1821
Call Numbers
B 1348
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Physical Description
Contents
3 volumes in box - 0.06 Meters
Textual Records - (manuscript)
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Fonds
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Issue Copy
Microfilm : 1817).
Microfilm : 1819).
Microfilm : 1819-1821).
Finding aids
Transcript available online - http://acms.sl.nsw.gov.au/_transcript/2015/D00142/a1982.pdf
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Scope and Contents
Contents
1817; School exercise book of John Campbell (1802-1886), inscribed : 'John Campbell his book, 28th January 1817'. Comprises exercises in mathematics. (Call No.: CY 2160, frames 52-125 : B 1348 item 1)
1819; School exercise book of Robert Campbell (1804-1859). Exercises in mathematics written in exercise book with title page inscribed 'John Cam...
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Full title
Campbell family - School exercise books, 1817, 1819, and letterbook, 12 July - 29 Dec. 1821
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Contextual Information
Source
Presented by W.G. McFarlin in 1953. The donor's stepmother, who owned the books, was a daughter of Mr Heffer who had been an accountant with the firm of Robert Campbell & Co. and died aged 69 in 1917.
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Administrative / Biographical history
Robert Campbell (1769-1846) arrived in Sydney in 1798 where he built a wharf and warehouses at Dawes Point. He was a partner in Campbell & Co. with his brother who was based in Calcutta. John Campbell (1802-1886) was his eldest son; Robert Campbell (1804-1846) was his second son.
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Call Numbers
B 1348
Record Identifier
9Bv7wlO9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9Bv7wlO9
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Reference code
457341
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